Craft Beer Scissors and Kitchen Asakusa : The Bottom Line Craft Beer Scissors and Kitchen Asakusa might be a bit pricey for some of our readers, but with the 15 …
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TMH. Takao Mountain House : The Bottom Line Coming to Takao, I knew that I would be paying more for the beers at TMH. Takao Mountain House, but I didn’t …
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Buso Brewery : The Bottom Line With Machida having very few, if any, breweries in the area, Buso Brewery has found itself in a niche market – and one that …
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Tachihi Brewery : The Bottom Line Tachihi Brewery seems to have flown under the radar for a lot of craft beer drinkers in Japan – but that shouldn’t be the …
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Kawasaki Craft Beer Stand (Kawasaki / Kanagawa)
by Robby RobKawasaki Craft Beer Stand : The Bottom Line Kawasaki Craft Beer Stand is the perfect little place for having one beer then diving off somewhere else, either before or after …
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Marshmallow : The Bottom Line Would I recommend travelling to Kozu just to get to Marshmallow? Not at all. Would I recommend going here if you’re in the area? For …
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Yumegaoka Sunday Brewing (Yokohama / Kanagawa)
by Robby RobYumegaoka Sunday Brewing : The Bottom Line Yumegaoka Sunday Brewing isn’t the most accessible place to get to, but it’s a decent little place to get to when you’re in …
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Shinjuku Ale : The Bottom Line Shinjuku Ale is aimed squarely at the tourists roaming around the Kabukicho area – and if you don’t mind that, then head on over …
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Neighbour Roast & Brew (Sapporo / Hokkaido)
by Robby RobNeighbour Roast & Brew : The Bottom Line Neighbour Roast & Brew is a great little spot near the station for those who want an early beer with some friends …
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Craft Pub Brian Brew (Sapporo / Hokkaido)
by Robby RobCraft Pub Brian Brew : The Bottom Line It may take some time to get into Craft Pub Brian Brew – we had to wait about 15 minutes – but …